Hey everybody, I'm working on a custom managed bootstrapper application for my bundle and I'm adding support for the ExecuteFilesInUse event.
While doing some testing I noticed that the Files property does not actually return a list of files that are locked, but rather alternates between process ID and process name, so for example it would look like this if e is the ExecuteFilesInUseEventArgs object: e.Files[0] = "3676" e.Files[1] = "Notepad" e.Files[2] = "144" e.Files[3] = "MyApp" Actually the second entry might be the process description, not the name? This behavior doesn't seem to be documented anywhere, but the way the collection is populated makes a lot more sense, because I don't actually care which files are locked but instead which process I need to send a shutdown signal to. So I'm fine with the data I'm getting, but I would like to get some information that it will always behave this way before I start relying on it. I also implemented a dialog modeled after the standard MsiRMFilesInUse dialog which lets the user pick either Retry, Auto-close (via RestartManager), or Don't close, but haven't tested all scenarios yet to see if the return codes I'm sending back to the engine are doing the right thing. // Sascha ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ WiX-users mailing list WiX-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wix-users
